What families are saying
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Reviews of Boone Ridge Senior Living are mixed, with many residents and families praising the community’s caring staff, cleanliness, bright and attractive building, welcoming atmosphere, activities, meals, and amenities. Positive reviewers describe staff as compassionate, attentive, communicative, and willing to form genuine relationships with residents. Several families report that their loved ones are happy, socially engaged, healthy, and comfortable in assisted living or memory care. Activities include exercise, music, games, outings, arts, discussion groups, special events, and scenic bus trips. Families also appreciate the availability of assisted living and memory care under one roof, reasonable care-level pricing, and supportive end-of-life care. Some employees describe the workplace positively, citing teamwork, longevity, and satisfaction with their roles.
However, numerous serious complaints focus specifically on memory care. Critics allege inadequate staffing, high turnover, insufficient training, poor attitudes, neglect, residents left in soiled bedding or unchanged clothing, inadequate personal care, injuries, and limited supervision. Some reviewers believe the facility accepts residents with Alzheimer’s disease but later asks them to leave when their needs become more challenging. Concerns were also raised about nonrefundable fees and alleged failure to provide refunds after involuntary relocation. Other complaints include missing clothing and belongings, malfunctioning call lights, poor food choices in memory care, delayed maintenance, and mishandled mail and packages.
Overall, reviewers consistently admire the facility’s appearance, activities, and many individual caregivers, but experiences vary considerably by department, staffing level, and resident needs. Prospective families are encouraged to tour carefully, ask detailed questions about staffing, training, care limits, emergency procedures, fees, and complaint resolution, and compare other local options before deciding.